Creator of world's largest Rubik's cube solves the puzzle
A British man has done something out of the ordinary. He has spent two days working to solve the world's largest Rubik's cube.
And the cool thing about it is Tony Fisher has created the Cube himself. It took the puzzle enthusiast around 156 hours to build the massive cube in his garage in January of this year.
Fisher's Rubik's Cube has been officially recognized as the world's largest in the Guinness World Records, weighing a whopping 100 kilograms and being around two meters high.
Now the 50-year-old has shared a footage of himself solving the famous brainteaser in his back garden. He spends two days lifting his giant creation into various positions to finally crack the code.
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